Full Power, Showcasing The Strong Momentum Of The Chinese Economy

 The government work report states that the supportive conditions and basic trends for the long-term improvement of our economy have not changed, and the advantages of our system and being a major power continue to become more evident.

 Electricity consumption provides a window into observing the Chinese economy.

 In 2025, China's electricity consumption first exceeded 10 trillion kilowatt-hours, surpassing the combined electricity consumption of the United States, Germany, Japan, and India. During this year's Spring Festival holiday, the average daily electricity consumption in Jiangsu's emerging industries such as aerospace, electronic information, and new energy vehicles experienced double-digit growth; over 4,700 industrial enterprises in Zhejiang maintained an average daily electricity consumption of over 80% of the normal level; the tourism market in Hainan was booming, with the average daily electricity consumption in the tertiary industry increasing by 17.3%... Full power supply demonstrates the strong momentum of China's economy.

 Extending the timeline, from 2011 when China became the world's largest power producer in terms of installed capacity and power generation, with per capita electricity consumption exceeding the global average; to 2015 when the issue of electricity access for the unconnected population was fully resolved, and by 2020 achieving "electricity access for every village"; and by 2025, the total electricity consumption of the entire society exceeded 10 trillion kilowatt-hours for the first time... China has built the world's largest clean power supply system, with an average power supply reliability rate exceeding 99.9%. Behind the full power supply lies the warmth and vitality of the "small family," which also reflects the prosperity of the "big family."